GeForce GTX 770  vs 670 

770 ftw 4gb will ruin it

You have valid points as well, but either way we look at it I guess there's really no -need- for you (or me) to upgrade for at least 2-3 years, which of course depends pretty heavily on just how soon 4k starts going strong. Currently there is virtually no game that can't be completely maxed out by either of us at 1080p, with some very few exceptions of course (Such as, Crysis 3 with full AA and all maxed settings, AC IV Black Flag with God Rays on full, Tomb Raider with Tress FX enabled, although that one is mainly due to Tress FX currently being supported only by AMD software) I suspect the first game that will require a reduced setting will probably be The Witcher III, although Watch Dogs might do it as well. Watch Dogs ultra apparently calls for i7-3770 / FX-8350 with GTX 560ti / HD 7850, and 8gb of RAM. Either way, not necessary to upgrade yet. Although if/when the 790 makes it's appearance, that would probably be a very suitable upgrade for you. Waiting around for the next series can be a troublesome game to play, since you'll eventually be losing out anyway. I got my 770, then a few months later the 780 came along, my 770 dropped by 85$, and for a mere 100$ more than my initial cost I could have had a 780...I got mad, then got over it. Tech is just coming along too quick, it's impossible to keep current without being rich.

FTS <3

I see your point, however if I just take a moment to explain why I bought 2 670's instead of a 680 I hope you'll understand my argument. 2 670's at the time of buying cost about the same as 1 680, (about £600 ish), and while benchmarks show that 2 670's only marginally beat 1 680, I opted for the EVGA FTW editions, as I knew these particular model of 670's had superior OC'ing performance to other makes such as Asus or Gigabyte. So after comfortably OC'ing my 670's I was getting on average 15-20% more performance per card over thier base clocks, leading to I would guestimate around a 40% performance increase over a 680. Arguably I could have bought a 680 and OC'd, but I doubt I would have got to the same performance as my 2 OC'd 670's. Secondly, While 1 680 would have allowed me room to upgrade to a second in the future, this would have ended up soting me double what 2 670's would cost, and in my mind I wanted to buy a GPU upgrade and then stick with it untilt he next major upgrade (700 or 800 series). Anyway, I'm not going to bother with the 700 series now. I'll wait for the 800 series then I'll see what comes around. =)

If you're going to bother with an upgrade you might as well go with something that gives you further room to expand in the future, meaning instead of trading one SLI setup for another, replace it with a single GPU. Not sure about hardware prices everywhere, but here in Canada my GTX 770 (ASUS DCUII OC) costs about half the price of the GTX 780ti of the same make/model. Now, a 2-Way SLI with the 770s will actually outperform the 780ti, but not by any really significant amount. Also, having a single GPU will eliminate any need to be concerned with the typical SLI-related problems (Micro-stutter, lack of support, etc..), use less power, make less noise, and create less heat within the case. If you want more power later it would take all of 5 minutes to install a 2nd 780ti and go back to a SLI setup, which should reasonably run anything and everything fully maxed out for at least the next 4-5 years, depending pretty heavily on how soon 4k resolution becomes the next market standard in terms of software support (games that offer 4k) and hardware affordability (Example, my ASUS 24inch 144hz monitor = 300$, the current cheapest 24inch 4k monitor = 700$)

Yeah like 8 more fps...

Yeah, it's what ive been thinking. However I have been offered a nice price for my 670's, meaning an upgrade to 2 770's would only cost me a couple hundred. TBH though I think I will wait for the 800 series. by that time I'll probably be building a new rig anyways. =P

waste of money for such little increase, Your better off waiting until the 800 series hits.

I know that this is the first post in about 5 months, but hey ho! I currently have 2 x EVGA FTW 670's, which OC extremly well, I manage to score about 20% better on average than the normal 670 scores. =) While the 670 is in no way a bad card however, I believe that the 770 provides enough of a performance boost to make it a better card than the 670. For this reason I plan on investing in a couple of 770's in the near future. =D

zotac vs evga lolz.

hd8k is comming

I've been looking at the 770 for awhile, and the 670, and comparing the price now makes me wonder since it's like £70 more for a much better bit of kit!

770 craps all over the 670 lol

670ftw!